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On February 13th, Brockville Police responded to Walmart in regards to a female shoplifter.

The local, 30 year old, was charged with theft under and released with a future court date.

On February 13th, Brockville Police responded to a disturbance at an apartment building in the south end of the city.

There was a disagreement between two males who were hired to complete renovations to an apartment. One of the males threatened the other and left the area. He returned shortly afterwards and damaged a door trying to get back in. Police have charged a 50 year old, local male, with utter threats and mischief. There was no contact between himself and the 19 year old male victim. He was released with conditions and given a future court date.

The Brockville Police Service have received a number of tickets for the Brockville Braves game tonight (February 13th)

Youth are encouraged to attend the Service today and pick up tickets for the game!!

This was made possible with the help of The Co-operators Insurance of Brockville.

Brockville Police have been receiving complaints of aggressive sales tactics during door to door sales.

The sales people are representing “Summit Energy” and “Ontario Energy”. Police remind people not to be talked into situations they are not comfortable with. Contact our Service if you have any concerns.

On February 12th, Brockville Police on general patrol on Buell St. Officers observed a 54 year old, local male who was wanted in another jurisdiction.

The male was arrested on the strength of the outstanding warrants and later turned over to the Kingston Police Service. The charges out of Kingston are for offences that took place in their area.

On February 12th, Brockville Police responded to an assault complaint in the south end of the city.

A 38 year old, local male was assaulted and suffered minor injuries which did not require medical attention. Police are now looking to locate a local, 47 year old male. He faces charges of assault and breach of probation.

On February 8th, Brockville Police recovered a vehicle north of the city that had been reported stolen earlier this year.

The vehicle was partially buried in the snow and it appears there were two sets of tracks leading from the vehicle. The plates had been removed from the vehicle. This incident is still under investigation and no other information is being released at this time.

On February 7th, Brockville Police were on general patrol and stopped a vehicle on Parkedale Ave. that had an equipment failure.

The 34 year old, male driver, was found to be a disqualified driver due to convictions for Dangerous Driving and numerous charges of driving while disqualified. The Madoc area man was released with a future court date. The vehicle was impounded and will remain so under the Highway Traffic Act.

On February 7th, Brockville Police responded to a domestic assault complaint at a residence in the south area of town.

The male party involved had left the residence prior to police arrival. Police spoke to the involved female at the residence and then began searching for the male. His vehicle was located parked outside of a bar in the downtown area. Police located the male inside the bar and arrested him without incident. A search of his vehicle turned up two firearms which were deemed to be stored in an unsafe manner. The guns were seized.

The 45 year old victim suffered no injuries as a result of the incident. The local , 47 year old male was charged with, Mischief and Unsafe Storage of a Firearm.

He was remanded into custody and will appear in bail court.

On February 6th, Brockville Police responded to a domestic assault complaint in the center area of town.

The 33 year old, female victim was not injured in the incident. The 31 year old, local male had left the residence prior to police arrival. He was dealt with later the same night and charged with assault and mischief. He was released with conditions and a future court date.